Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-06-22
sem,.locnl Clippings.

Armour Tribune: GenI Hugh j..
Oampbtlls fonrsh-of.Joly address at
Armour or the fourth will be a glowing
%reveille of Dakota patriotism, and it
will be the oap.sheaf speech of the
season. Five thousand people will be
10 Armour to hear the grand cid man.
Dakota Pioneer: Stand up, Hugh J
Campbell. Tell the truth aud let the
hypocritioal democratic administration
howl. The day when an honest man
cannot tell the truth about the outrages
committed by the administration apon
| Dakota would seem too much like times
10 the democratic south where the truth
is not allowed to be told, for it would
sound the death knell to the democratic
party If it we're.
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: A Yank-
ton man was recently fined SO for allow
ing his hogs to ramble around the streets
at their W sweet will. No trouble of
that kind here. Very few hogs in town
at least four legged ones. As to cattle
Sioux Falls residents don't allow them
to run at large. No-tbey picket them
out so they can only just get their heads
in ones bedroom window, and if the
rope don't break they hardly ever get
clear into the house.
Huron1te: The Grand Forks Plain.
dealer is greatly ~disgustei at the out.
come of the Yankton asylum investiga.
ton, where q shortage" of $4,000 to
$4,000 was hourished in the face of the
world by the territorial administration
aud the facts disclose nothing worse
than q mere transfer of $4,000 from 6
fund where it was not needed to one
where it's use was sharply demanded by
the best interests of the asylum, ani
!. even this upon the written authorit!
and advice of the attorney general OF thu
territory appointed at the suggestion 0
President Cleveland
Sioux Falls Press: Under authorit.
. conferred by the last legislature. Treas
t urer Ray has given notice that OF
. the LIST of July next hs will pay the $50,
. 900 of 6 per cent bonds issued in 1888
for The constr uotion of the Yankton in
sane hospital and the Sioux Falls peni
Q Tertiary. with the accrued interest. In
I%terest on said bonds will cease on tina
date. These were the first bonds issues
by the territory, AMI while they brouRh
their face value, the public WAS no
very anxious to buy them. As the ter
' ritory has now hoated q AZ per Cen
, bond, there is no use 10 paying 3 pc
cent interest.
!, Blunt Nonparcil: Gen. Hugh Camp
bell delivered an address at Huron o.
decoration day. Judge Campbell ha
8 been the leader in the struggle of ou
# territory for statehood since its organl
act was passed, almost, and 1t is pater
to ell by this time that il his oounse.
had been followed out Dakota to-da,
divided in two. grand commonwealth
10 would have been resting under the bal
!, ner of the union as states. 1t is fortr
nate for Dakota that we have even OF
suoh nan as Campbell. His eminent
as a statesman ls national, and the Nor
~psrsil truly ind confidently hopes
see the dsy when Campbell will repr'
sent he. state OF south Dakota in Il
highest branch of our government-ts
O. 3. senate. We admire such me-
IN the best sense OF the word, as mi
who will achieve for their country q pial
in history that will die only with Il
end Of time.